The game runs on the server's live prices — on a slow link your screen falls behind, and bets and payouts execute at the live price, not the one you last saw.
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iBTC / USD
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How to play
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Bet where the BTC price goes
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5x
10x
Pick your risk level: bigger multiplier, bigger win
Cash out any time or hold to the end
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Pick where the BTC price goes: up or down
The higher the risk, the closer the burn point and the bigger your win
Cash out at the current multiplier or hold until the round settles
Bet on the BTC price rising or falling from its starting price. A round lasts 60 seconds.
Two buttons reflect the dynamic max multiplier you can fix for your bet
Pick a risk level ×2, ×5 or ×10. The higher it is, the faster the win grows and the closer the burn point
Cash out any time at the current multiplier or hold to the end of the round
If the table cannot offer one direction at any risk level within its payout limit, new bets close until the next round. Open bets continue: cash out or hold until the round ends.
If the price swings against your call, the bet burns before the round ends
The round opens at the real BTC price, and that is where the strike is fixed. Until the round ends, the price follows an RNG path locked before bets are accepted: its hash is published in advance and checked in the Provably Fair section.
seed is revealed when the round settles
Before the round starts, the server generates a random seed and publishes its SHA-256 hash. The hash is visible before you place a bet.
The round's price path comes from that seed. The game uses its own RNG, not market data. The market price only sets the level the round starts at.
Once the round is settled, the server reveals the seed itself. Anyone can re-hash it, replay the path and confirm the result did not change after the start.
seed is revealed when the round settles
Commitment (published before bets)
Revealed seed
SHA-256(revealed seed)
Replayed settle
Actual settle
The replay uses the recorded opening price and played tick count. Older records may lack those details. The commitment check above verifies the seed; this replay shows only the price path.
This checks the round's seed and price walk, not your own bet or your payout.